Kilgore leads GOP governor primary as Fitch trails taxes pledge
In Virginia, Kilgore, favored in the Republican governor primary, funds strong conservative backing while Fitch lags with a tax cut platform. Democrats vie to field a woman or minority candidate, highlighting Fairfax delegates and rural Russell County senator Puckett as key contenders.
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Ichmond
Virginia
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Hanover
Sean Connaughton
Prince William County
U.S
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State Senate
House of Delegates
Fairfax County
del. Viola Baskerville
Richmond
Fairfax City
del. J. Chapman Petersen
Philip P Puckett
Russell County
Warrenton politicians vie for state posts in Virginia
Tale profiles George B. Fitch 57 of Warrenton president of IOP Associates and former diplomat, and Jerry W. Kilgore 43 of Glen Allen attorney and former Virginia attorney general. Both seek state offices amid tax and transportation debate as Virginia voters face historically low turnout and pundits note underdog influence.
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Warrenton
IOP Associates
Bush
Advisory Council On International Trade
U.S
Belize
Jamaica
France
College of Wooster
George Washington University
Patricia Fitch
Jerry W. Kilgore
Glen Allen
Williams Mullen
Virginia
Local Lottery Entries List Names and Bets
The document lists multiple winners and bets with associated cities and amounts. Amber Henline Weston and Delmas Hickman Orlando each show 999 dollars. Stephen Nindle Fairmont and Shirley Young Falling Rock each 999. Green Emerald 8s Lamont Scott Clearwater FL 8 dollars and 2 179 dollars. Lightning Bucks Susan Basham Sophia 2000. Madeline Dixon Charleston 2000. Charles Exline Summersville 2000. Willam Simons Shepherdstown 2000.
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Stephen Nindle
Fairmont
Shirley Young
Falling Rock
Lightning
Susan Basham
Sophia
Madeline Dixon
Charleston
Charles Exline
Summersville
Willam Simons
Shepherdstown
McDonnell Baril clash for GOP attorney general nod
Virginia Beach Democrat McDonnell and Richmond lawyer Baril compete in the Republican primary for attorney general. McDonnell cites 14 years in the General Assembly and false crime convictions, while Baril promotes a pro business, fresh approach. Both emphasize crime fighting and promise strong ethics as they seek the GOP nomination to face Sen. Creigh Deeds in November.
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